How is the gorilla being conserved?

The gorilla one of the largest and most powerful apes in the world, with an impressive physical appearance that demands respect. They are found in the rainforests of central Africa, primarily in the countries of Uganda, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Cameroon. Gorillas belong to the family Hominidae, which includes humans, chimpanzees, and

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Can species de-extinction actually restore nature?

Steven Spielberg fans or not, most of us have seen or either heard of the Jurassic Park/World franchise. Its massive financial success proves that the concept of de-extinction enraptures not only scientists and conservationists, but also the general public. To the unacquainted, de-extinction refers to the process of bringing back extinct species using advanced genetic

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Environment Impact Assessment Bill 2020 in a Nutshell

Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) is a method to evaluate environmental, social, and economic impacts before any developmental project or expansion of any developmental project. It was first introduced in the USA (1970) and later came to India (1976) to examine the river-valley projects from an environmental perspective. Subsequently, on 27th January 1994, the Union Ministry of

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Interview 10: The Search for Otters in Central India with Vinni Jain

Otters are small carnivorous mammals found predominantly in freshwater and coastal habitats. They are considered keystone species and play a crucial role, not only in regulating aquatic ecosystems and climate change. Unfortunately, they face a large variety of threats, ranging from conflict with humans, pollution, habitat loss and the illegal wildlife trade.   3 out

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